Standard MIDI export
Open in Logic, Cubase, FL Studio, and other DAWs.
Audio to MIDI · Online Transcription
Upload vocals, solo instruments, or full mixes — export standard MIDI for your DAW.
Start audio to MIDI
Opens the audio-to-MIDI tool—upload and export standard MIDI.
Overview
MediCut audio-to-MIDI turns melodies into editable note sequences for transcription, sampling, and teaching — on the same platform as analysis, separation, and editing.
Highlights
Multiple sources
Vocals, solo instruments, and mixed material supported.
Creation chain
Continue to edit, separate, or AI music after export.
Use cases
Transcription & arrangement
DAW editing
Teaching demos
Sample production
How to use
- Upload a vocal, solo, or mix and pick a MIDI strategy.
- Run cloud recognition and download standard MIDI.
- Open it in Logic, Cubase, or FL Studio to edit further.
Scope and limits：Dense mixes may miss notes—separate first if needed. MIDI is not printed sheet music.
Key facts
Audio to MIDI
https://www.aurols.com/en/studio/music/to-midi
Export standard MIDI for Logic, FL Studio, and other DAWs.
FAQ
How does audio-to-MIDI work?
From the landing CTA, upload a cappella, solo, or full-song audio. The service detects pitch and rhythm online and exports standard MIDI for DAWs such as Logic, FL Studio, or Cubase. Complex mixes may need manual cleanup; reverberant or dense arrangements reduce accuracy.
Which sources and export types are supported?
Upload formats follow the in-app list; export is standard MIDI (.mid). Clear melody or lead lines work best. Heavy reverb, overlapping parts, or very low bitrate may miss notes—always audition and quantize in your DAW.
How accurate is it compared to music-to-score?
MIDI gives editable note data for production. Score gives printable notation for practice. Both share similar limits: simple, prominent melodies fare better than dense live recordings. Try a short clip first before processing an entire track.
Is this the same as the free score library?
No. The library offers ready practice charts. Audio to MIDI turns your upload into DAW notes. Use /free-score for finished PDFs; use this page to convert your own take or solo.
Search and usage guide
Audio to MIDI is for turning a heard melody into editable notes: vocal demos, solos, or mixes with a clear lead become standard MIDI for Logic, Cubase, or FL Studio. It is not printed staff or jianpu—use Music to Score for those.
Best for arrangers, teachers who need a MIDI click, and producers who will swap instruments. Not for people who only want ready practice PDFs (/free-score) or who only need an MP3 from video (extract-audio).
Typical chain: separate vocals first, then convert MIDI; send MIDI or the original into Music to Score if you still need paper. Treat busy live recordings as a draft and proof pitch/timing in a DAW.
Indexable URL: /en/studio/music/to-midi. The /en/music/to-midi workspace is signed-in; keep search landing here so it does not collide with score or free-score intent.